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Two Homes On One Property: 7 Tips on Getting a Mortgage Under Uncommon Circumstances

Seven tips on getting a mortgage under uncommon circumstances will help you purchase two homes on one property. Purchasing a property with two homes may be a challenge when it comes time to get it financed. Since the value of a property is based on current prices of comparative homes on the market and sold homes, finding a comparable to compare to can be difficult with two homes on one property. Even appraisers find a property with two homes more difficult to valuate and if the property has outbuildings, even though they have value, may not be able to be included in the final valuation that will go to the lender.

Adjustable-rate mortgages have their own set of pros and cons. Learn what they are before you sign on the dotted line. Unlike a fixed-rate mortgage where the interest rate remains the same for the life of the loan, an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) has an interest rate that can increase or decrease several times during the mortgage term. ARM’s are riskier for the borrower, especially if interest rates take a significant uptick, but they are the right in many instances. Learn more about adjustable-rate mortgages and compare them to conventional fixed-rate mortgages before you start shopping for your dream home so that you go into the process with everything you need to know.